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Home›Green Marine›Lingle, Inouye to attend USS Hawaii blessing in Connecticut
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June 13, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Lingle, Inouye to attend USS Hawaii blessing in Connecticut

Gov. Linda Lingle and U.S. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye will attend a blessing this weekend at a Connecticut shipyard for the USS Hawaii, the Navy’s newest and most advanced submarine. The Navy hasn’t picked a home port for the ship, but Lingle and Rear Adm. John Donnelly, deputy commander of the Pacific F

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Gov. Linda Lingle and U.S. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye will attend a blessing this weekend at a Connecticut shipyard for the USS Hawaii, the Navy’s newest and most advanced submarine. The Navy hasn’t picked a home port for the ship, but Lingle and Rear Adm. John Donnelly, deputy commander of the Pacific Fleet, have said the submarine may be based at Pearl Harbor. The Hawaii — the second warship named after the islands — cost $2.6 billion to build.

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